CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO SLENDERISE
PRESENT
Present
I slenderise
you slenderise
he/she/it slenderises
we slenderise
you slenderise
they slenderise
Present continuous
I am slenderising
you are slenderising
he/she/it is slenderising
we are slenderising
you are slenderising
they are slenderising
Present perfect
I have slenderised
you have slenderised
he/she/it has slenderised
we have slenderised
you have slenderised
they have slenderised
Present perfect continuous
I have been slenderising
you have been slenderising
he/she/it has been slenderising
we have been slenderising
you have been slenderising
they have been slenderising
Present tense is used to refer to circumstances that exist at the present time or over a period that includes the present time. The
present perfect refers to past events, although it can be considered to denote primarily the resulting present situation rather than the events themselves.
PAST
Past
I slenderised
you slenderised
he/she/it slenderised
we slenderised
you slenderised
they slenderised
Past continuous
I was slenderising
you were slenderising
he/she/it was slenderising
we were slenderising
you were slenderising
they were slenderising
Past perfect
I had slenderised
you had slenderised
he/she/it had slenderised
we had slenderised
you had slenderised
they had slenderised
Past perfect continuous
I had been slenderising
you had been slenderising
he/she/it had been slenderising
we had been slenderising
you had been slenderising
they had been slenderising
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will slenderise
you will slenderise
he/she/it will slenderise
we will slenderise
you will slenderise
they will slenderise
Future continuous
I will be slenderising
you will be slenderising
he/she/it will be slenderising
we will be slenderising
you will be slenderising
they will be slenderising
Future perfect
I will have slenderised
you will have slenderised
he/she/it will have slenderised
we will have slenderised
you will have slenderised
they will have slenderised
Future perfect continuous
I will have been slenderising
you will have been slenderising
he/she/it will have been slenderising
we will have been slenderising
you will have been slenderising
they will have been slenderising
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would slenderise
you would slenderise
he/she/it would slenderise
we would slenderise
you would slenderise
they would slenderise
Conditional continuous
I would be slenderising
you would be slenderising
he/she/it would be slenderising
we would be slenderising
you would be slenderising
they would be slenderising
Conditional perfect
I would have slenderise
you would have slenderise
he/she/it would have slenderise
we would have slenderise
you would have slenderise
they would have slenderise
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been slenderising
you would have been slenderising
he/she/it would have been slenderising
we would have been slenderising
you would have been slenderising
they would have been slenderising
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you slenderise
we let´s slenderise
you slenderise
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Past participle
slenderised
Present Participle
slenderising
Infinitive shows the action beyond temporal perspective. The
present participle or gerund shows the action during the session. The
past participle shows the action after completion.
10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SLENDERISE»
Discover the use of
slenderise in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
slenderise and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
The Crowning Secrets of Beauty Queens
Here, one needs to slenderise the appearance of the face and offset the features.
A heart-shaped face has a wide forehead and narrow chin line. Here the aim is to
minimise the width across the forehead, and increase width across the jaw ...
2
Tourism and Australian Beach Cultures: Revealing Bodies
Women were offered: Lovely fabrics slenderise you. Meticulous tailoring, with
deftly placed bra-lines or bra-lifts, accent your loveliness and gently restrain
unruly curves ... Giving to women an amazing degree of figure control. (The
Australian ...
Christine Metusela, Gordon Waitt,
2012
3
Home Economics S1 Tb (s/e/na)
DOs: Use vertical design lines to lengthen and slenderise. Match or blend
colours from head to toe, including shoes and stockings. Choose medium and
dark colours, with bright accents near the face to create a focal point. Accentuate
your ...
4
Engineering Physics - I (U.P. Technical University, Lucknow)
A certain young lady decides on her twenty-fifth birthday that it is time to
slenderise. She weighs 100 kg. She has heard that if she moves fast enough, she
will appear thinner to her stationary friends. (i) How fast must she move to appear
...
Dr. A.K. Katiyar, Narinder Kumar,
2010
philosophy she will do all her might to put her in a slipcase, we will never
slenderise our minds when it come to the protection in cunning thoughts and
those governments that which to harbour s politicalsepticaemia with be throw out
in the ...
6
55 Ways to Have Fun with Google
... popadum, dustsheet, winceyette, straphanging, jewelelry, palankeen, skidlid,
nasalise, heelball, coalscuttle, iodise, hipbath, counterattraction, chatey,
remilitarise, chifonnier, disendow, cowheel, overcapitalise, roodscreen, salify,
slenderise, ...
7
Protean Shape: A Study in Eighteenth-century Vocabulary and ...
... 159, 160 ski (ing), 13 Skipover, 66 skirtings, 163 Slang, 7, 201, 234 slap (vb),
65 slave, 8, 56 [slenderise], 97 slim, 61 slip away, 65 slit, 21 slump, 189 slur over,
92 smack (ship), 192 smart, 222 smash, 19 smug, 228 snag, I93 snap-judgment,
...
8
The Life and Death of Sir Thomas Moore: to which are added, ...
... out that your grace and he maie vary uppon fome E'oints of leagues,
whearuppon maie growe reach of amine and warre betweene you bothe : I thinke
it best therfore that that place be a- mended, and his authoritie more slenderise
touched.
9
A Dictionary Spanish and English, and English and Spanish: ...
DELFl'N, s. m. a dolphin. DELGACK'RO, adv. obs. vide DEL- GADO.
DELGADAME'NTE, adv. thinly, slenderly ; also ingeniously, subtilely. DELGADE'
Z, I s. f. thinness, slender- DELGdDE'ZA, J ness. DELGAD1LLO, adj. thinnilh,
slenderise.
Giuseppe Marco Antonio Baretti,
1778
10
Paul's Case: The Kingston Letters
Salads are not only nutritious, they slenderise. Hold me, you know how my heart
beats baby. I want seven girts who look just like you, bitch. Why were you looking
at him you slut you make me sick, don't look at me. I'm sorry. I didn't mean to ...
9 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «SLENDERISE»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
slenderise is used in the context of the following news items.
Huawei announces the Huawei P8 and Huawei P8 Max
So you can shoot a group photo (or a “groupfie”, as Huawei is attempting to call them), and the phone will automatically pick out your face and slenderise your ... «Tech Digest, Apr 15»
Discover corsets, cough syrup, and the 1916 Dublin Outbreak in our …
The Munster Arcade in Cork shows off 'The New Idea For Tall and Stout Women and how they 'may slenderise' with 'controls, uplifts and supports'. The Cork ... «Irish Examiner, Nov 14»
Why do intelligent women spend fortunes on slimming creams that …
... Six Pack ('designed to help you sculpt a six-pack', £34) and Fat Girl Sleep Skin Firming Night Cream ('helps firm skin and slenderise while you sleep', £33). «Daily Mail, Sep 14»
Venus Freeze Blows Wrinkles to Mars
As for using Venus Freeze elsewhere on the body, don't count on it to dramatically whittle your waistline, eliminate underarm jiggles or slenderise thighs—it's no ... «The New Indian Express, Mar 14»
How to make your nose look smaller: Clever tips
Noses come in all different shapes and sizes, you might want to slenderise your nose, make it look longer, shorter, thinner or wider so it's good to experiment ... «soFeminine.co.uk, Dec 13»
How to get the best beard
I keep lines slim from the top of the sideburn down to the jaw line to accentuate and slenderise according to face shape. I'm always looking at the moustache, ... «New Zealand Herald, Mar 13»
The rise of the plus-size model raises many questions
... offered what most women desire, whether they admit it or not: clothes that flatter, and by "flatter" I mean, to quote another Lane Bryant advert, "slenderise". «The National, Aug 11»
Quick tricks that will help you look thinner
If you worry about a thickening waistline, try jeans or trousers that sit lower on your hips, as they will slenderise this trouble spot. Jeans with a mid-rise (hits just ... «Herald.ie, Aug 09»
Instant Christmas Inch Loss: Fake Tan
A natural looking, golden brown tan will slenderise your body. Natural is the key word though, you don't want a David Dickinson shade of orange. Make sure you ... «FemaleFirst.co.uk, Nov 08»